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Topic	C/D: The Republican party's collapse would actually be a bad thing
Darklit_Minuet 04/06/17 10:53:26 AM #3:	Psycho_Poodle posted... The Electoral College is done away with because it is "undemocratic". Popular vote becomes the order of the day. As a result, only New York and California matter anymore Why do people keep spreading this lie? California has 12% of the population. New York has about half that. Even if each and every person in those two states voted for the same person, they wouldn't decide an election, you'd have to get the rest of the country on board. Plus, that 12% is the total population, including non voters and children. Plus, I have no clue why people keep defaulting to those two, seeing as Florida and Texas both have a higher population than New York. <cite>Darklit_Minuet posted [p:876653832] in C/D: The R... [t:75204826]...</cite> <quote><cite>Psycho_Poodle posted...</cite> <quote>The Electoral College is done away with because it is "undemocratic". Popular vote becomes the order of the day. As a result, only New York and California matter anymore</quote> Why do people keep spreading this lie? California has 12% of the population. New York has about half that. Even if each and every person in those two states voted for the same person, they wouldn't decide an election, you'd have to get the rest of the country on board. Plus, that 12% is the total population, including non voters and children. Plus, I have no clue why people keep defaulting to those two, seeing as Florida and Texas both have a higher population than New York.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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